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Synonyms and antonyms of wacko in English

wacko

adjective
These are words and phrases related to wacko. Click on any word or phrase to go to its thesaurus page. Or, go to the definition of wacko.

NUTTY

Synonyms

goofy
Slang
wacky
Slang
screwy
Slang
cuckoo
Slang
dippy
Slang
squirrelly
Slang
meshuga
Slang
loony
Slang
bughouse
Slang
dotty
Slang
weirdo
Slang
nutty
foolish
senseless
crackbrained
inane
addlepated
lunatic
daft
British
balmy
British
harebrained
British
silly
British

NUTS

Synonyms

round the bend
Slang
bonkers
Slang
dotty
Slang
balmy
Slang
loony
Slang
bananas
Slang
nuts
crazy
wacky
bats
insane
daft
British
potty
British
mad
unbalanced
cracked
demented

HAREBRAINED

Synonyms

harebrained
foolish
flighty
dimwitted
rattlebrained
skittish
scatterbrained
simple-minded
half-witted
silly
asinine
senseless
empty-headed
featherbrained
wacky

Antonyms

prudent
intelligent
sensible
wise
well-advised

CRACKPOT

Synonyms

weirdo
Slang
kooky
Slang
nutty
Slang
balmy
Slang
kinky
Slang
freaky
Slang
crackpot
insane
crackbrained
foolish
odd
eccentric
impractical

Antonyms

rational
sensible
sane
sound
clear-headed

wacko

noun

CRACKPOT

Synonyms

nut
Slang
screwball
Slang
kook
Slang
weirdo
Slang
freak
Slang
dingbat
Slang
loony
Slang
oddball
Slang
crackpot
eccentric
fool
crackbrain
maniac
lunatic
madman
crank
character

KOOK

Synonyms

ding-a-ling
Slang
nut
Slang
screwball
Slang
dingbat
Slang
crazy
Slang
weirdo
Slang
flake
Slang
fruitcake
Slang
kook
crackpot
eccentric
crackbrain
harebrain
cuckoo
loony
 Synonyms for wacko from Random House Roget's College Thesaurus, Revised and Updated Edition © 2000 Random House, Inc.

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